Meteorological data from falling sphere technique compared with data from other sounding methods
Comparison of falling sphere and pitot tube atmospheric density measurements
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Comparison of falling sphere and pitot tube atmospheric density measurements
Sphere forming and composite casting manufacturing experiments for AAP Orbital Workshop
Electromagnetic wave diffraction on two spheres
Critical levitation loci for spheres on cryogenic fluids
Effects of gas rarefaction, compressibility, and turbulence on free stream sphere drag coefficient
Heat transfer and levitation of sphere in Leidenfrost boiling
Three particle collisions in gas of hard spheres
Evaluated Be-9 /n,2n/ cross sections tested by measuring flux distributions in water for Am-Be source enclosed in Be spheres
Empirical correlation of small hollow sphere impact failure data using dimensional analysis
Burning solid aluminum and magnesium spheres in high temperature and high velocity gases by combustion of hydrogen and oxygen
Mass and radius relations for zero temperature spheres of chemical elements, using equation of state and numerical integration
Forward angle microwave scattering by plasma covered magnetized metallic sphere, calculating radial electron density distribution
First collision Monte Carlo method for calculating aerodynamic drag on hard sphere and Maxwell molecular models in near-free molecular flow
Drag and heat transfer predicted by kinetic theory for rarefied gas flow over sphere at low Mach numbers, analyzing flow field
Hypersonic rarefied gas flow near stagnation point investigated to predict drag on sphere in high speed gas stream with densities in transition regime
Radial vibrations of hollow elastic sphere in acoustic medium, considering Laplace transform of field equations with respect to time
Flow field around and drag on sphere rising axially through rotating viscous fluid